Bellamy Young appears in a recurring guest star role in the second season of “Brilliant Minds”, which should be presented in September.
Young will play Dr. Amelia Frederick, the clinical director of a long -term mental health establishment named Hudson Oaks. Dr. Frederick is well accessible to “misfortunes of the mental health system, and even despite her years in the medical field, she is not yet blassed”, according to the official description of the character. Young will be an opponent for Dr. Wolf (Zachary Quinto), and the two will go hand in hand throughout this season.
Young is best known for his role as president Mellie Grant in ABC “Scandal”, which earned her a television prize for choosing criticism from the best support actress. She recently played in Hulu’s “The Other Black Girl” and played in previous projects such as “Prodigal Son” and “Criminal Minds”. Young also played in studio movies such as “A Winkle in Time“” and “Mission: Impossible III”. She recently created the Podcast series “She Dips With Care”, where she highlights various stories of women leaders from around the world.
Young is recommended by UTA, Unitled Entertainment, Focus Artists Branding, The Initiative Group, and Schreck Rose Dapello Adams Berlin & Dunham.
“Brilliant Minds” is inspired by the work of the author and doctor Oliver Sacks, according to a “neurologist more than life and his team of trainees while they explore the last large border – the human spirit – while struggling with their own relationships and their mental health”, according to The Logline.
Additional actors for “Brilliant Minds” include Tamberla Perry, Ashleigh Lathrop, Alex Macnicoll, Aury Krebs, Spence Moore II, Teddy Sears, Donna Murphy, John Clarence Stewart and Brian Altemus.
Michael Grassi is an executive writer and producer. Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Leigh London Redman, Lee Toland Krieger, Demane Davis, Jasmine Russ, Henrik Bastin, Jonathan Cavendish, Andy Serkis and Shefali Malhoutra serve as executive producers in the series. “Beautiful Minds” is produced by Berlanti Productions, Fabel Entertainment, The Imaginarium, Grassi Productions and Tavala in association with Warner Bros. television. and universal television.
